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Artificial Intelligence in Emergency Radiology: Where Are We Going?

Michaela Cellina, Maurizio Cè, Giovanni Irmici et al.

2022 · 55 Zit.

Artificial Intelligence in Interventional Radiology: A Literature Review and Future Perspectives

Roberto Iezzi, S. Nahum Goldberg, Biagio Merlino et al.

2019 · 44 Zit.

Exploring the Role of ChatGPT in Oncology: Providing Information and Support for Cancer Patients

Maurizio Cè, Vittoria Chiarpenello, Alessandra Bubba et al.

2024 · 21 Zit.

Cardiac teleconsulting in the time of COVID-19 global pandemic: The “Antonio Cardarelli” Hospital project

Eduardo Bossone, Ciro Mauro, Alfonso Maiellaro et al.

2021 · 4 Zit.

Large language models provide discordant information compared to ophthalmology guidelines

Andrea Taloni, Antonia Carmen Sangregorio, Giuseppe Alessio et al.

2025 · 4 Zit.

A Touchless system for image visualization during surgery: preliminary experience in clinical settings

Carlo Massaroni, Francesco Giurazza, Marco Tesei et al.

2018 · 3 Zit.

Intelligence-Based Medicine: The Academic Perspective and Deep Humanism

Luca Tagliaferri, Loredana Dinapoli, Marika D’Oria et al.

2023 · 1 Zit.

Machine learning methods comparisons to predict LOS performance for Patients undertaking Knee replacement Surgery

Andrea Fidecicchi, Ida Santalucia, Antonella Toscano et al.

2025 · 0 Zit.

Artificial intelligence as a diagnostic support tool in hysteroscopy: current evidence and clinical implications

Filippo Alberto Ferrari, Giorgio Bogani, Matteo Pavone et al.

2026 · 0 Zit.

Preface: Artificial Intelligence and the Revolution of Oncological Imaging

Maurizio Cè, Michaela Cellina

2024 · 0 Zit.

Artificial Intelligence Can Assist the Homeopath, But It Cannot Replace Him: Listening to a Doctor is Different from Listening to a Robot

Giulio Tarro

2025 · 0 Zit.

Artificial Intelligence Can Assist the Homeopath, But It Cannot Replace Him: Listening to a Doctor is Different from Listening to a Robot

Giulio Tarro

2025 · 0 Zit.

Authorship growth and self- citations: a scholarly expedient that demonstrates that the use of the metrics for career decisions generates malpractice and misbehavior?

Renato De Vecchis, Carmelina Ariano

2021 · 0 Zit.